Xerox Stacker 701P98048 User manual

 Stacker 1000
Operator Manual
701P98048

Welcome!
Congratulations on acquiring the  Stacker 1000. Team
 looks forward to supporting you and helping you increase
your organizational productivity. The integrated features, ease
of operation, and reliability of the  Stacker 1000 allows you
to concentrate on your business and leave the printing and
finishing to the  Stacker 1000.
This user manual provides all the necessary information
required for operating and using the  Stacker 1000.
Your Team  support group is available to you for further
assistance. Call our experts at the appropriate phone number
listed at the right.
The following information is needed whenever you call :
Customer Account Number:____________________________
Stacker Serial Number: _______________________________
In order to locate the Stacker Serial Number, refer to the
section of this operator manual entitled “Technical data.”
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Corporation. All rights reserved.
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™, Stacker 1000®, 8830™, and any
identifying product names and numbers herein are trademarks of
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Corporation.
Printer Serial Number:_________________________________
In order to locate the Printer Serial Number, refer to the printer
operator manual.
All service calls should be reported under the printer serial
number.
For information or assistance on your 
Stacker 1000, call:
Local Telephone Number: ______________________________
A Customer Support Representative will answer any questions
or concerns you may have regarding your  Stacker 1000.
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needs for other software applications and/or xerographic
equipment which will further increase your productivity.

Stacker 1000 Operator Manual i
Table of contents
Table of contents
Safety notes .......................................................1
Stacker overview ...............................................3
Introduction ...............................................................3
Identifying the stacker parts ....................................3
Stacker operation......................................................4
Switching on the stacker ........................................4
Normal operation ....................................................4
Tray extensions ......................................................4
Media storage compartments .................................5
Print size information .............................................5
Problem solving.................................................6
Jam clearance ...........................................................6
Clearing media jams................................................... 6
Moving the stacker....................................................7
Problem solving ........................................................7
Technical data....................................................8
Stacker relocation.....................................................8
Technical data ...........................................................8
Space requirements.................................................... 8
Dimensions ................................................................. 9
Printer media information.......................................... 9
Stacker capacity......................................................... 9
Electrical requirements.............................................. 9
Power consumption................................................. 10
Temperature ............................................................. 10
Heat dissipation ....................................................... 10
Audible noise............................................................ 10
Power cord length.................................................... 10
Features.................................................................... 10
Stacker serial number location.............................. 10

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Table of contents

Stacker 1000 Operator Manual 1
Safety notes
Safety notes
The  Stacker 1000 is designed and tested to meet strict
safety requirements. These requirements include safety
agency examination and approval and compliance to any
established environmental standards. Please read the following
instructions carefully before operating the stacker.
Note: In order to ensure safe operation of your stacker,
refer to the instructions, as needed, which are provided
in this operator manual.
Follow all the warnings and instructions which are marked on
or supplied with the product.
Unplug the stacker from the wall outlet before cleaning.
Always use materials which are supplied or approved by Xerox.
The use of other materials may result in poor performance and
could create a hazardous situation.
Do not use aerosol cleaners.
Never use supplies or cleaning materials for any purposes
other than what they were intended. Keep all supplies and
materials out of the reach of children.
Do not use the stacker near water, wet locations, or outdoors.
This product is equipped with a three-wire, grounding-type
plug (in other words, a plug which has a third grounding pin).
This product also is equipped with an additional safety device.
The plug fits into a grounding-type power outlet only. This is a
safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the
outlet, contact your electrician in order to avoid the risk of
electric shock and have the receptacle replaced. Never use a
ground adapter plug to connect the copier to a power source
receptacle which lacks a ground connection terminal.
This stacker must be operated from the type of power source
which is indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of
the type of power available, consult your local power company.
If an extension cord is used with this stacker, ensure that the
total of the ampere ratings of any products plugged into the
extension cord does not exceed the extension cord ampere
rating. Also, ensure that the total amperage of all products
plugged into the wall outlet does not exceed the outlet
protection.
Do not install the stacker in a direct sunlit area, in a high
humidity or dusty environment, nor in a double-insulated room.

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Safety notes
Do not install the stacker where the floor or base is unstable.
The stacker may fall, causing personal injury and/or serious
damage to the stacker.
Never spill liquid of any kind on the stacker.
Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate
this stacker where people step on the cord.
Never remove any covers or guards that require a tool for
removal. There are no operator-serviceable areas within these
covers.
The power supply cord is the disconnect device for this
stacker. Ensure that installation is near the outlet and is easily
accessible.
Never attempt any function that is not specified in this operator
manual or is not directed by an authorized Xerox
representative.
Unplug this stacker from the wall outlet and refer the servicing
of it to qualified service personnel under the following
conditions:
• when the power cord is damaged or frayed;
• if liquid is spilled into the product;
• if the stacker is exposed to rain or water;
• if the stacker is producing unusual noises or odors;
• if the stacker falls over or the cabinet is damaged;
• if the stacker continues to malfunction or not work after the
procedures in this operator manual are performed.

Stacker 1000 Operator Manual 3
Stacker overview
Stacker overview
Introduction
The Stacker 1000 is an optional finishing device which may be
used with the  8830 printer, the  8830 Digital
Document System (DDS), or the  Productivity Centre
8233. The illustration below shows the Stacker 1000 with a
 8830 printer.
The Stacker 1000 stacks a maximum of 1000 prints of various
sizes. Print sizes include A (A4) through E (A0). Depending on
the print size, prints are stacked either by:
• Long edge feed (LEF), also called landscape,
or
• Short edge feed (SEF), also called portrait.
Identifying the stacker parts
Media storage
compartment
(one on each
side of stacker)
Tray
extensions
(for longer-
size prints)

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Stacker overview
Stacker operation
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The stacker is “switched on” by connecting the power cord to
the power outlet.
There is no power switch. The power cord is the on/off
switch.
Once the power cord is connected to the power outlet, the
stacker motor drive and fan initialize.
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As media leaves the printer, the lead edge of the media enters
the stacker. A motion sensor in the stacker detects the lead
edge of the media and the fan and motor are switched on. The
media then is fed into the stacker inclined tray.
When the motion sensor detects the trail edge of the media, the
fan and motor continue to run until the print is fed into the
inclined tray. After the last print output is fed into the stacker
tray, the fan and motor switch off.
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The Stacker 1000 is equipped with tray extensions:
These tray extensions are used for E-size (A0) and longer-size
prints.
Tray
extensions

Stacker 1000 Operator Manual 5
Stacker overview
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As stated before, the Stacker 1000 is equipped with two storage
compartments. They are located on each side of the stacker.
These storage compartments may be used to store media,
prints, or other printer supplies, such as toner cartridges.
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As stated before, the Stacker 1000 stacks a maximum of 1000
prints; these prints may be of various media sizes. Depending
on the print size, the stacker can hold the following quantities:
• D-size (A1) landscape prints: 750 maximum
• E-size (A0) portrait prints: 375 maximum
The stacker can actually hold a larger number of prints
than is shown above. The above numbers reflect the
maximum capacity of the 8830 printer with three rolls of the
same type media loaded.
Media storage
compartment

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Problem solving
Problem solving
Jam clearance
The stacker does not detect error conditions such as media
jams. If a media jam occurs, the motor drive and blower
switches off, and the stacker no longer accepts media. This is
the only indication that the stacker is no longer functioning.
Media jams may occur as the media is exiting the printer or as
the media is entering the stacker. When jams occur, the
stacker and printer shut down, and the printer displays an error
code.
Media must be cleared from the stacker and the printer, if
necessary, before a print job can continue.
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Use the following procedure in order to clear a media jam from
the stacker:
1. Move the stacker by pulling the entire stacker outward and
away from the printer.
2. Clear any visible, jammed media from the stacker media
path.
If part of the media is located in the printer media path,
clear the stacker media path first. Refer to the printer
operator manual in order to clear the printer media path.
3. If the media, which is exiting the printer, is still connected to
the media roll inside the printer, cut the media between the
printer and stacker. Refer to the printer operator manual for
more information on how to cut the media.
4. Once the media path is cleared, reposition the stacker
against the printer.
Ensure that the stacker is positioned correctly. The
stacker must be resting against the printer and aligned
with the output area of the printer.

Stacker 1000 Operator Manual 7
Problem solving
Moving the stacker
Whenever you are required to move the stacker away from the
printer, perform the following steps:
1. Move the stacker by pulling the entire stacker outward and
away from the printer.
2. Reposition the stacker against the printer and ensure that
the stacker is positioned correctly:
The stacker must be resting against the printer and aligned
with the output area of the printer.
Problem solving
Problem Action
The stacker is not functioning. Ensure that the power cord is
connected to the power outlet.
Disconnect and reconnect the
cord to the outlet. If the problem
continues, call for service.
Prints have stopped feeding
into the stacker. Check for a media jam in the stacker and/or the printer, and
clear any media jams. If the
problem continues, call for
service.

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Technical data
Technical data
Stacker relocation
The stacker must be moved by authorized personnel only .
In order to ensure that the stacker operates reliably after
moving it to a new location, consider the following guidelines:
• The new location must provide minimum clearances around
the stacker. These clearances are shown in the diagram
which is located in the Technical data section of this
manual.
• The flooring must be capable of supporting at least 100 lb.
(45.5 kg) for the stacker and an additional 650 lb. (295 kg)
for the attached printer.
• The new location must be well ventilated and must maintain
a consistent room temperature. Extreme temperature or
humidity changes can affect the stacker.
• Power source receptacles must be properly grounded.
Technical data
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inches (3101 mm x 2974 mm)
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nearest overhead obstruction, within the floor space
requirements
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in order to access the printer media drawers.

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Technical data
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:HLJKW 100 lbs. (45.5 kg)
+HLJKW 37.9 inches (963 mm)
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• Bond (20 lb.)
• Vellum (20 lb.)
• Film (4 mil.)
• Tracing (4 mil)
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• Roll Feed - 11 inches to 36 inches (279.4 mm to 914.4 mm)
width 3 inches (76.2 mm) core diameter to 6.7 inches (170.2
mm) O.D.)
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Maximum of 1000 prints of various sizes
Maximum of 750 D-size (A1) prints
Maximum of 375 E-size (A0) prints
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0.5 Amps (250 VAC) for EO
The stacker is designed to operate either on a 15 A (115
VAC), 60 Hz for the USA and Canada or on a 20 A (240
VAC), 50 Hz for EO, single phase line with a circuit
breaker. A standard 15A or 20A, three-prong, grounded
receptacle is required.

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Technical data
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• Two media storage compartments
• Automatic shutoff
• Tray extensions
• Automatic media detection
Stacker serial number location
In order to locate the serial number of your stacker, you must
first move the stacker away from the printer. The serial number
plate is located on the left of the front cover facing the printer.

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It is against U.S. law to copy any material which is
copyrighted without the permission of the copyright owner.
However, if the copying falls within the “Fair Use” library
reproduction rights of the copyright law, making copies is
allowed.
Further information on these U.S. provisions may be
obtained from the Copyright Office, Library of Congress,
Washington, D.C. 20550, or telephone the Copyright Office
at [phone] and ask for circular 21. Copying other
items may be prohibited. If you have any questions seek
legal advice.
FCC compliance
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communication. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference, in which case, the user is required to correct
the interference at their own expense.
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an
experienced radio/television technician for additional
suggestions. The user may find the following booklet
prepared by the Federal Communications Commission
helpful:
How to Identify and resolve Radio-TV Interference
Problems
Stock Number: 004-000-00345-4.
Conformité EEM au Canada
Cet appareil numérique est conforme aux limites
d'émission de bruits radioélectriques pour les appareils de
classe A stipulées dans le Règlement sur le brouillage
radioélectrique du Ministère des Communications du
Canada.

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